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 1 10Command,    0,  2   | belittled-in any way, would be an injury to God. We see something
 2 10Command,    1,  1   |            Any one so doing does ~injury to God, to himself, and
 3 10Command,    1,  1   |      Likewise, such a one does an injury to himself, for he binds
 4 10Command,    1,  1   |              He, finally, does an injury to other men. For there
 5 10Command,    1,  1   |        violates this precept does injury to God, ~is cruel to himself,
 6 10Command,    4,  2   |         the impulse to ~avenge an injury which one has suffered.
 7 10Command,    4,  2   |          of passion tending to do injury to the ~extent that reason
 8 10Command,    5       |      flesh."1 Therefore, after an injury inflicted upon a man in
 9 10Command,    6       |         Lord specifically forbids injury to our neighbor in the Commandments. ~
10 10Command,    6       |          commit adultery" forbids injury to the person to ~whom one
11 10Command,    6       |           this is an even greater injury: ~"They have violently robbed
12 10Command,    6   (21)|         all of satisfying for the injury done? 'Without restitution,'
13 10Command,   10       |         goods. We must also avoid injury to our neighbor both by